Abstract Moral hazard is crucial issue in insurance not only developing countries but also developed countries. This research to find out the cause of moral on implementation crop Indonesia. To support farmers risk management and prevent financial losses Indonesian government subsidizes by paying 80% premiums. study asked farmer as primary data Karanganyar Regency, Central Java. The result indi...

Global mapping efforts to date have relied on vague and oversimplified definitions of “abandoned” agricultural land which results in overestimates the area that is likely support persistent increases forest cover associated carbon sequestration. We propose a new conceptualization abandoned incorporates changes landholding status over time into determining whether should be considered as abandon...

The Open University's repository of research publications and other research outputs A Systemic approach to scoping of factors influencing more sustainable land use in Herefordshire Journal Article (2006). A Systemic approach to scoping of factors influencing more sustainable land use in Herefordshire. Local Environment, 11(6) pp. 683–699. For guidance on citations see FAQs. Copyright and Moral...

agricultural risks affect farmers’ livelihood and income, and exert detrimental influence on the environment leading farmers and rural labor to poverty. hence, farmers should try to manage the risks. the purpose of this descriptive correlational study was to address the determinants of risk management strategies applied by corn growers in kermanshah township. the statistical population of the s...

The paper explores rationales of the rise and expansion of small scale non-industrial private forestry. The historical aspects of the small scale of forests are also briefly reviewed. In particular, the paper seeks to explain the reason for the increasing number of nonindustrial private forest ownerships with smaller holding size or private forestland parcelization. The main arguments are that ...

Early-modern improvement writers thought that most of the land within royal forests was not exploited to its full potential and argued that conversion to cultivation would render that land more productive and its inhabitants more industrious.1 During the first four decades of the seventeenth century various improvement projects were thrust upon the community at Duffield (Derbyshire), culminatin...

This paper studies TRAIL, a variation on traditional microfinance, where a microfinance institution appoints local intermediaries (traders or informal moneylenders) as agents to recommend borrowers for individual liability loans. Agents earn commissions that depend on loan repayments. There are no peer monitoring, group meetings or savings requirements. The loans are designed to finance agricul...